International Socialist Review
Vol. 2, No. 5 (November 1901)
Socialist theoretical journal published in Chicago by Charles H. Kerr & Co.

CONTENTS:
Clarence S. Darrow -- The Problem of the Negro [speech of 5/19/01] -- pp. 321-335 (pdf pp. 1-15)
Ella Wheeler Wilcox -- Count Rumford and Our Unemployed -- pp. 336-339 (pdf pp. 16-19)
Louis Bertrand -- The Cooperative Movement in Belgium [part 2] -- pp. 340-350 (pdf pp. 20-30)
Parvus [I.L. Gelfand] -- Opportunism in Practice -- pp. 351-362 (pdf pp. 31-42)
Frederich Irons Bamford -- The Trade Unionist, Regnant [poem] -- pg. 363 (pdf pg. 43)
Caroline H. Pemberton -- The Charity Girl (chap. 16-17) [fiction] -- pp. 364-378 (pdf pp. 44-58)
Ernest Untermann -- Socialism Abroad [column] -- pp. 379-382 (pdf pp. 59-62)
***** (includes material on Germany, France)
Max S. Hayes -- The World of Labor [column] -- pp. 383-386 (pdf pp. 63-66)
Book Reviews -- pp. 387-391 (pdf pp. 67-71)
A.M. Simons -- Editorial: Press Censorship in America -- pp. 392-395 (pdf pp. 72-75)
Charles H. Kerr -- Publishers' Department -- pp. 396-399 (pdf 76-79)
***** (Announcement of launch of Standard Socialist Series of pocket hardbacks)
Walter Thomas Mills -- International School of Social Economy [ad] -- pg. 400 (pdf pg. 80)

Published in the USA prior to 1923, public domain,

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